after https://dmitry.gr/?r=05.Projects&proj=35.%20Linux4004 nothing's really impressive when it comes to making it run linux, doubly so that it runs just normal Debian userspace
Has anyone run linux on thermionic valves yet?
Linux Runs on Raspberry Pi RP2350's Hazard3 RISC-V Cores (2024)
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#23after https://dmitry.gr/?r=05.Projects&proj=35.%20Linux4004 nothing's really impressive when it comes to making it run linux, doubly so that it runs just normal Debian userspace
Is that the same Dmitry that got the linux kernal to run on an atmega?
Re: Linux Runs on Raspberry Pi RP2350's Hazard3 RISC-V Cores (2024)
#24I don't even know what would be the point of such device, and if there really is a market for it for tech companies. I would say yes? As a consumer, all I want if a very minimal "phone", with wifi, touch screen, battery, but no 4g or mobile networking, and linux on it. Just the cheapest, smallest, wifi, battery-powered, touchscreen LCD device that could exist that can run executables. People are going to say "but jus…
> I think such device could cost about 60 euros
Making a thing made, shipped and delivered at 60 euros each on credit cards is HARD. 600 is easier. 60m consider it done. I wouldn't want to even make and sell, idk, a lens cap for a camera, at that price, without first owning couple factories running at healthy levels of utilization. Maaaaybe if my customers would be happy with a 3D printed artisanal version of it. But even then it'll technically be delivered at a slight loss.
Re: Linux Runs on Raspberry Pi RP2350's Hazard3 RISC-V Cores (2024)
#25So we've got a truly free OS; how free is this implementation of RISC-V?
Honest question, I don't follow much on the hardware front.
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#26So we've got a truly free OS; how free is this implementation of RISC-V? Honest question, I don't follow much on the hardware front.
It's an open source core design [0], so pretty open.
Re: Linux Runs on Raspberry Pi RP2350's Hazard3 RISC-V Cores (2024)
#27Linux on Pi Zero can be used as a sidecar for iPads.
https://schwarztech.net/articles/my-ipads-raspberry-pi-sidec...
This method configures the Raspberry Pi [Zero] in “gadget” mode, creating a private link that appears as a wired Ethernet connection over a USB cable. The Pi’s address will never change, either as it is also a DHCP server for the iPad. As an added bonus, the same cable powers the Pi, creating a setup as simple as plugging the Pi into your iPad and waiting for it to appear .. you have a full-blown Linux computer working in tandem with your iPad and the iPad acting as a directly-connected console that is also providing power.Re: Linux Runs on Raspberry Pi RP2350's Hazard3 RISC-V Cores (2024)
#28after https://dmitry.gr/?r=05.Projects&proj=35.%20Linux4004 nothing's really impressive when it comes to making it run linux, doubly so that it runs just normal Debian userspace
Running native vs running under emulation is a complete different beast
Any turning machine can boot Linux under emulation
Re: Linux Runs on Raspberry Pi RP2350's Hazard3 RISC-V Cores (2024)
#29Linux on Pi Zero can be used as a sidecar for iPads. https://schwarztech.net/articles/my-ipads-raspberry-pi-sidec... This method configures the Raspberry Pi [Zero] in “gadget” mode, creating a private link that appears as a wired Ethernet connection over a USB cable. The Pi’s address will never change, either as it is also a DHCP server for the iPad. As an added bonus, the same cable powers the Pi, creating a setup a…
Any non RP2xxx pi can be used like that. Unrelated to this post at all? I only fall back to that when there is no interwebs, otherwise connecting over ssh to a normal server is far more productive.
Re: Linux Runs on Raspberry Pi RP2350's Hazard3 RISC-V Cores (2024)
#30Linux on Pi Zero can be used as a sidecar for iPads. https://schwarztech.net/articles/my-ipads-raspberry-pi-sidec... This method configures the Raspberry Pi [Zero] in “gadget” mode, creating a private link that appears as a wired Ethernet connection over a USB cable. The Pi’s address will never change, either as it is also a DHCP server for the iPad. As an added bonus, the same cable powers the Pi, creating a setup a…
The Pi Zero is a full SoC which naturally runs Linux. Any Linux SoC with USB (so basically all of them) could use used in the same way.
This article is about the RP2350's microcontroller cores. It doesn't even have an MMU, so running Linux on it is much more interesting. It's not as capable as the normal Linux we run on bigger boards, but it's still interesting.